Rio 2027 — Where the World Plays
In 2027, the world's biggest women's football tournament comes to Brazil for the first time ever — with Rio de Janeiro at its heart. Bring your club, academy, school or women's and girls' team to train, play and be part of it.
Fully managed end-to-end · Tailored to your group · Prices on request
A World First
The first time the world’s biggest women’s football tournament is held in South America.
June–July 2027
Matches across Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and other host cities — plan early, demand is high.
A Generational Moment
A once-in-a-lifetime chance for your team to train, play and be there where the world is watching.
Four Ways to Be Part of It
Every experience is fully managed end-to-end and tailored to your group. Not sure which fits? Answer the question on each card — or just tell us your goals and we'll recommend the right one.
Rio 2027 – World Cup Soccer Experience
Want to be in Rio for the 2027 World Cup?
Best for teams & families who want the occasion and atmosphere first.
The ultimate way to experience Rio de Janeiro in 2027. Training, professional club experiences and the electric atmosphere of the city as the world's biggest women's football tournament comes to Brazil for the first time ever.
- Training with professional coaching
- Professional club experiences in Rio
- Built for women's, girls' & club teams
- Be in Rio for the tournament of a generation
Rio 2027 – Soccer Tour
Want your team to train and play against Brazilian sides?
Best for clubs & academies who want real competition and development.
A classic Rio football tour: train at a professional club complex and test your team against top Brazilian sides in the spiritual home of the game. Perfect for academies and clubs who want real competition and world-class development.
- Training at a professional club complex
- Friendly matches vs top teams in Rio
- Stadium visits including the Maracanã
- Fully managed accommodation & transfers
Teal Rising Youth Cup – Brazil
Looking for an international youth tournament in Brazil?
Best for youth squads who want structured tournament fixtures.
An international youth tournament in Brazil for developing players, connected to a professional women’s football academy project. Competitive fixtures against international and Brazilian sides in an unforgettable setting.
- International youth tournament
- U15 & U17 age groups
- Connected to a pro academy project
- Boys’ & girls’ teams welcome
Teal Rising World Cup Experience
Planning a women's or girls' football tour around 2027?
Best for women's & girls' groups wanting development plus culture.
A special Brazil experience built around the 2027 women's tournament — combining elite development, culture and the once-in-a-lifetime chance to be part of the biggest moment in women's football, in the country where it all happens.
- Curated around the 2027 women’s tournament
- Elite development & coaching
- Culture & experiences in Brazil
- Designed for women’s & girls’ teams
Fully Managed, End to End
We handle everything so coaches, players and parents can focus on the football and the experience.
Training & Fixtures
Professional coaching sessions and friendly matches against Brazilian academies and clubs, matched to your level.
Accommodation
Vetted, comfortable team accommodation in the right location for your programme.
Private Transfers
All airport, training and matchday transfers handled by our local team.
Stadium & Culture
Iconic stadium visits including the Maracanã, plus the best of Rio and São Paulo.
Meals & Logistics
Meal planning and day-to-day logistics organised end-to-end so you can focus on football.
On-Ground Support
Bilingual support and 24/7 assistance throughout your tour for total peace of mind.
Rio 2027 FAQs
Who are the Brazil football tours for?
Our Brazil tours are designed for youth academies (U10 and above), school teams, amateur and semi-professional clubs, and — especially in 2027 — women's and girls' teams. Every program is tailored to the age, gender and playing level of your group.
Why is 2027 such a special year to tour Brazil?
In 2027, the world's biggest women's football tournament comes to Brazil for the first time ever, with Rio de Janeiro at the centre. It is a once-in-a-generation chance for your team to train, play and experience the atmosphere in the very country and city where the world will be watching. Have you ever thought about playing a tournament in the same place as the world's biggest event? 2027 is that opportunity.
Do you offer tours for women's and girls' teams?
Absolutely. We run dedicated programs for women's and girls' teams, and 2027 is the perfect year to travel — with Brazil hosting the world's biggest women's football tournament. Training, fixtures and experiences are all built around your squad.
Which cities do Brazil football tours visit?
Tours typically centre on Rio de Janeiro, with the option to extend to São Paulo. Rio combines world-class football facilities with iconic stadiums, beaches and culture, while São Paulo adds Brazil's biggest club scene.
How is a Brazil tour different from your professional pre-season camps?
Our Brazil experiences are football tours for academies, clubs, school teams, families and women's and girls' sides — built around training, friendly matches, stadium visits and culture. They are separate from our professional pre-season camps, which are elite training camps for senior and professional squads. We can advise on the right option for your group.
What is included in a Brazil tour?
Every Olimpia Tour is fully managed end-to-end and can include accommodation, meals, private transfers, training sessions, friendly matches, stadium visits, cultural activities and on-ground support. We build a custom quote around your requirements. Prices are on request.
How do I organise a football tour to Brazil for my team?
It is simple: tell us your sport, group size, age group, preferred dates and goals, and we design a fully managed tour end-to-end. We handle flights guidance, accommodation, transfers, training, fixtures against Brazilian sides, stadium visits and on-ground bilingual support — so coaches and parents can focus on the football. Start by sending an enquiry or using Build Your Tour, and we will prepare a tailored itinerary and quote.
When is the 2027 Women's World Cup in Brazil?
The world's biggest women's football tournament takes place across June and July 2027 in Brazil — the first time it has ever been held in South America — with matches in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and other host cities. Touring in this window lets your team soak up the atmosphere in the country where the world will be watching. We recommend planning early, as accommodation and match access are in high demand.
Can we play matches against Brazilian clubs and academies?
Yes. A core part of every tour is friendly fixtures against local Brazilian youth academies and club sides, matched to your team's age and level. Brazil is home to world-famous academies, and playing local opposition is the best way to test and develop your squad in the spiritual home of the game.
How do we join an international youth tournament in Brazil?
We can enter your squad into international youth tournaments in Brazil, including our Teal Rising Youth Cup, with competitive fixtures against international and Brazilian teams across U15 and U17 age groups. We manage registration, accommodation, transfers and the full itinerary — just tell us your age group and dates and we will secure your place.
Is it safe to travel to Brazil for a football tour?
Yes. Every Olimpia Tour is fully managed with experienced local partners, private transfers, vetted accommodation, bilingual on-ground support and 24/7 assistance. We handle logistics and safeguarding end-to-end so coaches, players and parents can travel with complete peace of mind.
How many days is a typical Brazil football tour?
Most Brazil tours run between 7 and 10 days, though every itinerary is fully flexible. We tailor the length around your training and fixture goals, cultural experiences, budget and school or season calendar. Tell us your dates and we will build the ideal schedule.
